fact or fiction
Is it a fact or is it merely fiction? Fact or Fiction explores relationship myths and truths to get your head out of the clouds and back into romantic reality.
5 Things That Almost Quit The Star Wars Universe
Consider the possibility that George Lucas did not sell the Star Wars franchise to Disney in 2012. What would the Star Wars series look like if The Force Awakens, Rogue One, and the avalanche of other Star Wars movies weren't shoved down our throats? What might the current Star Wars fan experience be like?
By Subham Rai5 years ago in Humans
When Science Kills Hope
I have never longed for flying through space. I have never longed to travel quicker than the speed of light. I'm not dazzled by sightings of UFOs or the possibility of meeting outsiders. I'm not keen on adjusting the genomes of any of my posterity. I'm not keen on declining to mature or declining to pass on. I'm composing this on a magnificent PC, yet I don't know about that I partake in my PC anything else than I used to partake in the impact of a recently honed pencil on a fresh white piece of paper, or the vibe of clearing my path through the smooth pages of a mammoth reference book, or the fun of recording main tunes off the radio onto a faltering tape or review an exemplary film on a glimmering, buzzing VHS purchased at a vehicle boot deal. The truth of the matter is, progress is undecided, it's not dependably 100 percent great and as it makes the enhanced it annihilates the old. We could one day partake in the adventure of a totally new self-driving vehicle, however will almost certainly think back with yearning on the excitement of driving ourselves. Indeed, even as we get amped up for innovative change, we miss large numbers of the things mechanical change wrecks.
By Artical Media5 years ago in Humans
5 Rules of the Road on the Journey to Being a Cool Christian
Christians get unfavorable criticism in the cool fella stakes. Take a gander at any new standard film and the Christian in the image is the one with the chronic executioner fixation. Christianity is regularly made to represent those things which a cutting edge lenient society sees as caught before and exceptionally obstinate, having intolerant perspectives frequently to the impediment of others and here and there even deadly! Anyway, when did Christianity turn into the awful kid religion and is there a fix?
By Artical Media5 years ago in Humans
How To Impress a Girl
Have you attempted to ask a young lady out on the town and it was a finished disappointment? Perhaps your methodology was off-base and that is the reason you were dismissed. Did you go out on the town yet the entire evening finished in a debacle?
By Sushil Kumar 5 years ago in Humans
To be continued
MJV On August 8 at 5:04 am and amazing creature entered this world. My father’s first blood daughter he had a lot of daughters before me which I respected and he conveyed to me like they are tour sisters their isn’t no such thing as halves or step in my family and I dealt with it the best way I could. My mother always was the lion even though she is a Gemini. My father was a cub even though he was a Leo.
By MaryJane Logan5 years ago in Humans
Gaelic/Celtic Tattoo Art
Tattoo culture has gone from a social taboo to socially accepted within the last decade. There are and have been hundreds of thousands of tattoo styles intertwined with different cultures and social factions. The Celts were a generation of Gaelic and British Isle warriors who wore their ink with a substantial amount of pride and respect. As a non-Germanic, Iron age civilization, the Celts would migrate all over Europe bringing with them great understanding and appreciation for the cultural influences they’d embrace along their travels. Eventually settling in the British Isles, before the time of Christ, the Celts would soon mold their identity into who we recognize today as fierce, gritty, noble warriors. In the fifth century the Celts would convert to Christianity. The conversion would be a catalyst for Celtic art and literature. Tattooing would become a staple in the Celtic arts.
By Benjamin Reese5 years ago in Humans
The Pool of your Eyes, The Fool before Beauty
The Pools of Your Eyes. The Fool before Beauty. I have finally seen through to you and you to me. Our thoughts now shape each other into something that begins a life of its own. Our minds met and I found you daring. You looked at me and found me surrendering. I lived this life without you for so long that I forgot how simple it is to fall for someone. This rope I’ve been holding with one knot on its end has held me up forever. My arms were never realized as being so weakened by these feet and it is with these arms that you strengthen. These arms command me to do nothing but hold you for its all they know how to to. This time for someone else as I bring to you my everything. I bring to you all of my strengths and weaknesses but in your light I leave myself out. Use them to your liking they have never held something so precious. They know this from their frailty but know something else that has been forgotten. I have reached into this fountain so many times as the water fell through my fingers for the last time as yours held mine to drink.
By Chase McQuade5 years ago in Humans
9 Signs That You're a Powerful Woman
I've always wanted to be a stronger woman and to have greater self-assurance. To make sure that every decision I make is in my best interests and the interests of the people around me. As a result, I began to imagine what a strong woman would appear to everyone around me. We may not be flawless, but we can all possess some characteristics that make us strong. And I learned that we all have fantastic qualities that we don't take advantage of enough.
By Anup Joshi5 years ago in Humans
Undercover Racist
That’s what I call them, undercover racist. I was raised by a racist family. I was raised in a town where I never saw a black person until my mom sneakily showed me the movie Roots when I was young. That movie changed years of generational racism, because when you grow up in a racist environment that is all you know, which is what my parents experienced but my mom was ending that with me. Thank God my mother showed me that movie, I was engrossed, I felt it, I was so deeply moved by it so much so that I was sick over it. I was repulsed, angry and so despondently sad that at the age of 7 I learned yet again, humanity was “pain”. That is the greatest gift a mother could give their child, expanding their hearts and souls and seeing the injustices in the world. I’m not sure why she showed me that movie. It would be many years that I would be witness to the injustices that some people faced because of the color of their skin.
By Queen with a Crooked Crown 5 years ago in Humans
